The Brilliant Byzantines

There are Romans and Greeks, but in ancient times they were better. Byzantine has no advantage over the Greeks and the Romans. The two largest empires gathered from the ancient to the early modern to form the empire. The Byzantine Empire was a long-lasting empire, but it took a lot of time to get started. The Byzantine Empire began in the Greek colony but did not become an empire for a while as a colony. It began with Byzantium (history), a Greek colony, all founded by Byzantine.

The Byzantine Empire has disappeared but its heritage continues to exist. In Byzantine federation, Byzantine culture has shared orthodox Christianity and continued to exist in the state strongly influenced by Byzantine. After the collapse of Constantinople, Russian Ivan III immediately declared Moscow the third Roman, inheriting the Byzantine heritage. Pskov's Russian monk, Philotheus, said, "The two Romans fell down, the third stood, there was no fourth cultural heritage before the Western occupation in the Renaissance era: the Byzantine Empire was a Western European And was also a buffer zone between conquest of Islam, in many respects the Byzantine empire separated Europe and gave the time necessary for recovery from the confused medieval times.

Byzantine architecture (Greek: Β ζζαντινήαρχιτεκτονική) is a Byzantine empire building, also known as the Post Roman Empire or the Eastern Roman Empire. The Byzantine era is the era after the collapse of the Western Roman Empire. Constantinople was known as the capital of Rome in 330 AD. Constantinople is currently Istanbul. Byzantine architecture is mainly influenced by Roman and Greek architecture. It began with Emperor Constantin who rebuilt Byzantine town and named it Constantinople, and today continued to rebuild the church and Constantine 's forum, and Sofia' s church in Serdika town, Sophia 's church. Bulgaria, Sofia The term is used to designate the medieval Roman Empire by contemporary historians as it is a unique artistic and cultural organization centered on the new capital Constantinople, not Rome and its surrounding cities It was. Empire lasted over a thousand years

The Roman Empire split as early as the fourth century AD, Constantinople became the capital of the East Roman Empire known as the Byzantine Empire. Under Byzantine rule, Christianity controlled by (Greek) Orthodox Church has been adopted as a public religion. Jerusalem became a Christian town, and Jews were forbidden to live there yet. According to the tradition, in the year 359 AD, Hillel II created the Hebrew calendar according to the Chinese New Year. Prior to this, the entire Jewish community outside Israel was dependent on a calendar approved by the guild, but this was necessary to properly defend the holy days of the Jews. But that danger threatens the sanctioners and messengers that convey their decision to distant churches. As religious persecution continues, Hiller decides to offer an approval calendar at any time in the future.